ETC, those crazy cats out of the cheese lovin’ state of Wisconsin, have added a new console to the EOS line up, the Apex FP. Think of it like this, you build it the way you want it…. kind of. It is close in layout to it’s next brother in the line, the Apex 5… minus any screens. That is the build it the way you want it. The Apex 5 comes with one built in, the Apex FP has none, you provide/pick out the size and quantity, (up to 3).
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ETC announces a new addition to the Eos Apex family with the launch of the Eos Apex FP. Featuring the same programming surface and software as an Apex 5, minus the built-in display, the Apex FP is ideal for those seeking a console that is just as powerful as it is adaptable. The Eos Apex FP allows users to incorporate their display, using the two 16 mm (5/8 in) baby pin ports to mount accessories such as monitors, tablets, laptops, and cameras. Alongside the flexible design is an array of state-of-the-art features Apex users know and love from other Apex family desks, including customizable OLED Target keys for your Direct Selects, reconfigurable inputs and outputs, six encoders, and one bank of RGB-backlit Target Keys.
Apex consoles are built with flexibility in mind, allowing you to mix and match your DMX and show control ports on a per-show basis using customizable widgets. In addition to standard etherCON Gigabit connections, the Apex FP also features SFP+ ports that are compatible with the latest high-speed copper and fiber networks. The Eos Apex FP provides 24K output, allowing them to control complex rigs with ease.
A powerful desk requires something equally powerful to run it. Luckily, the Eos Apex FP is powered by Eos control software. This means you’ll have the same award-winning features as other Eos Family consoles, including industry-leading color control tools, Magic Sheets for custom programming and displays, Augment3d 3D programming and visualization environment, and Virtual Media Server function for pixel-mapping. “With the release of the Apex FP, users who demand the highest caliber of control, but may have space or portability constraints, now have another great option in the Eos Family of entertainment controls.” says Product Manager Nick Gonsman.
Learn more about the EOS Apex FP by visiting etcconnect.com.